
October 20, 2026
The Search for Calm Waters in a Sea of Technology
Douglas A. Spears

Jim Tune reviews A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry, a heartbreaking novel set in India that explores poverty, cruelty, human dignity, and the remarkable ability to endure even…

Charlie W. Starr reviews John Eldredge's Epic, exploring how the great stories of literature and film reflect the gospel through themes of heroism, sacrifice, rescue, and redemption.

Dale Reeves reviews Louie Giglio's The Air I Breathe, exploring how true worship extends beyond Sunday singing to shape our priorities, daily choices, and example as Christian leaders.

Michael C. Mack reviews M. Scott Boren's The Relational Way, a thought-provoking challenge to traditional church structures that calls leaders to rediscover authentic Christian community through biblical relationships…

Eddie Lowen reviews Patrick Morley's Man Alive, exploring seven primal needs, authentic manhood, and spiritual growth through compelling storytelling and biblical wisdom. A thoughtful recommendation for individual readers…

Discover how Jim Eichenberger's Discovering God's Story helps families explore Scripture together through illustrated Bible stories, historical timelines, and engaging activities, with practical family devotion tips from Matt…

Nancy Karpenske reviews What Every Church Member Needs to Know about Poverty, exploring how understanding generational poverty, cultural differences, and hidden expectations can help churches provide more thoughtful…

Beth Guckenberger reviews Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus, exploring how Jewish culture and historical context illuminate familiar Bible passages and deepen our understanding of the relationship…

Brenda Garrison reviews Henry Cloud's Nine Things, sharing how its practical principles have helped her family navigate disappointment, make wiser decisions, and grow through life's challenges while pursuing…

Randy Gariss recommends three Philip Yancey books that offer understanding and encouragement to people struggling with faith, doubt, and disappointment, showing how honest questions can lead readers toward…

David Faust reviews Matt Chandler's The Explicit Gospel, exploring the importance of clear gospel preaching, the relationship between salvation and cosmic restoration, and theological concerns about Chandler's Reformed…

Gayla Congdon reviews Mark Batterson's In a Pit With a Lion on a Snowy Day, exploring how confronting fear, embracing uncertainty, and trusting God through difficult circumstances can…

LeRoy Lawson reviews three thought-provoking books on William Shakespeare, Steve Jobs, and the relationship between science and Christian belief, exploring literary genius, technological innovation, human character, and the…

LeRoy Lawson reviews books by Timothy Beal and John Jackson, reflecting on unexpected lessons about faith and hospitality, difficult questions about the Bible, and practical principles for church…

LeRoy Lawson reviews three books exploring Fred B. Craddock’s preaching, a wartime story of love and resilient faith, and George C. Hunter III’s vision for Celtic evangelism and…
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